The High Court in India is a superior court of record that has original jurisdiction, appellate jurisdiction, and supervisory jurisdiction. Here are the types of cases that can be filed in the High Court in India: Writ Petitions: A writ petition is a petition filed by an individual or an organization seeking relief from the High Court in cases where a fundamental right has been violated or where there has been a breach of statutory duty. Criminal Appeals: Appeals against the conviction or acquittal of an accused in criminal cases tried by the lower court can be filed in the High Court. Civil Appeals: Appeals against the orders and judgments of the lower court in civil cases can be filed in the High Court. Public Interest Litigation (PIL): PIL is a type of litigation in which an individual or an organization can file a petition in the High Court seeking relief for the public at large. Company Law Matters: Matters related to company law, such as disputes between shareholders, appointment and removal of directors, winding up of companies, and other matters related to company law can be filed in the High Court. Taxation Matters: Matters related to taxation, such as appeals against orders of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, disputes between taxpayers and tax authorities, and other matters related to taxation can be filed in the High Court. Service Matters: Matters related to employment, such as disputes between employees and employers, disciplinary actions taken by employers, and other matters related to employment can be filed in the High Court. Admiralty Matters: Matters related to maritime law, such as disputes between ship owners, charterers, and cargo owners, claims for loss or damage to ships, and other matters related to admiralty law can be filed in the High Court. These are some of the types of cases that can be filed in the High Court in India. The jurisdiction of the High Court varies from state to state, and the specific types of cases that can be filed may differ from one High Court to another.